Issue of
Vol. 20, No. 1
Police Payback
Spokane City Council agrees to remain silent about a payout for a once-fired cop
By Jacob Jones
One Word
Washington state already protects gay rights, but will voters allow same-sex couples to “marry”?
By Heidi Groover
World’s Worst Job
Meet two people who actually want to be in Congress
By Joe O'Sullivan
Risk Review
Spokane is rewriting its risk management policy
By Daniel Walters
A New Police Weapon
The police ombudsman says cops need the power to swear; plus, the Internet gets ugly for Todd Mielke
Eluding Easy Labels
Both Michael Baumgartner and Maria Cantwell, occasionally, break from their parties
Lost in Romneyland
Does it bother voters that Mitt Romney has no core principles?
By Robert Herold
A Case for Being Delusional
Obama’s going to win Washington state and Romney’s going to take Idaho. Why not vote for someone who has no chance of winning?
By Nicholas Deshais
Trail Mix — 10.18.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
A Practical Leader
In the race for governor, boring old problem-solving trumps the excitement of ideological warfare
By Inlander Staff
Art in the Making
By Christian Wilson
The Hard Way
Digital is easier, but the Flicker Film Festival prefers to go old-school
By Mike Bookey
For Your Consideration — 10.18.12
Squeeze Box Power
An international competition has arrived to remind Spokane that the accordion is a serious instrument
Mid-Day Options
Three affordable lunch options from around the region
By Matt Zambito
Sizzle Down
The rumored bacon crisis was just hype, but our recent pork obsession still means higher prices
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
UPDATE — Ginger Asian Bistro
Nuevo Cuisine
Cafe Rio offers quick and casual dining in Coeur d’Alene
By Carrie Scozzaro
Rapper's Delight
Former Spokane rapper Knothead still finds righteous rage behind the mic
By Jordy Byrd
DJ Hero
Wolfgang Gartner proves that being super DJ doesn’t mean assuming an image
By Jordan Satterfield
Hedging Your Bets
Arbitrage is a worthy investment, with strong performances by Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon
By Ed Symkus
Mercy Killing
The Paranormal Activity franchise must be put down
By Maryann Johanson
Expo 2012
By Chey Scott
Fresh Tracks
Testing out this season’s best new boards
By Jen Forsyth
Hop, Skip and a Flight
Utah license plates read “The Greatest Snow On Earth”; Alta and Snowbird back it up
By Bob Legasa
The Countdown Begins
Need A Lift?
Tales of a Snow Rancher
How one ski resort owner keeps busy — really busy
Gear That's New To You
Fire and Ice
Action Heroes
Making the gnarliest ski films on top of the world
A Mountain Passion
Freak Season
You know you’re a ski freak if summer just can’t get over quick enough
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Nadine Woodward likes Marysville's 'zero tolerance' approach to homelessness - but Spokane's approach may be tougher already
By Wilson Criscione
Over 1 million less children with health insurance, Trump lashes out over impeachment, and other headlines
By Josh Kelety
Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless says Nadine Woodward's homelessness-addiction math doesn't add up
Letter: Since I moved back to Spokane, I have been thrilled with what it's become
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